Is this the best product in the Meguiar's line for window gaskets?
11433
Sorry, never used it for that. I use it for all interior plastic/vinyl, and just started trying it out on the tires. I bet you can get it cheaper at WalMart though....
11434
I currently use this on tires and anything else rubber and it works great. If your gaskets are in decent shape, give this a try
11435
Sorry, never used it for that. I use it for all interior plastic/vinyl, and just started trying it out on the tires.I bet you can get it cheaper at WalMart though....
11436
Imo, only good on plastic material. I tried on my fake leather part, it leave residue.
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Ultimately, that depends on which Meguiar's product you used and what it is for. As I understand it, Optimum Poli-Seal is an all-in-one product - basically a cleaner wax and sealant in one. Doing the Opti Spray Wax after waxing seems to be duplication of effort in my eyes. That said, it may give some added depth to your shine.Truth be told, even when I use my Zaino products, using Z-8 Grand Finale as a last step after a few coats of Z-5 and Z-2 it is not a night-and-day difference. I would say that the same likely applies in your situation, but it all depends on which Meguiar's product you used. Ultimately, that depends on which Meguiar's product you used and what it is for. As I understand it, Optimum Poli-Seal is an all-in-one product - basically a cleaner wax and sealant in one. Doing the Opti Spray Wax after waxing seems to be duplication of effort in my eyes. That said, it may give some added depth to your shine.Truth be told, even when I use my Zaino products, using Z-8 Grand Finale as a last step after a few coats of Z-5 and Z-2 it is not a night-and-day difference. I would say that the same likely applies in your situation, but it all depends on... » Read More Ultimately, that depends on which Meguiar's product you used and what it is for. As I understand it, Optimum Poli-Seal is an all-in-one product - basically a cleaner wax and sealant in one. Doing the Opti Spray Wax after waxing seems to be duplication of effort in my eyes. That said, it may give some added depth to your shine.Truth be told, even when I use my Zaino products, using Z-8 Grand Finale as a last step after a few coats of Z-5 and Z-2 it is not a night-and-day difference. I would say that the same likely applies in your situation, but it all depends on which Meguiar's product you used. « Show Less
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If you are looking to seal the gasket then this product will help you do that. If you are looking to "glue" the two pieces together with this product, then this product will not help you. This product is a sealant not a type of glue.
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Green, at least that's what I have. I am a fan of GlassLock, 90% of them have green colored gaskets and 10% are pink. Local TJ Maxx store has plenty in stock and they are much more affordable than other places. They are life time gauranteed, no questions asked for lids but for the glass part you need to submit photos and reasons.
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Meguiar's # 105 has the more aggressive cut- it's great for making super-fine abrasive scratches disappear from the finish. The Meguiar's #205 is the finer cut, and should be used as the final step polish. It will take care of buffer swirl marks.
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No, always apply the gasket when it's new before you get any keresotes or it gets dirty. Also you'll be able to tell if you need to apply before more after seasoning for leaks. I have these on 2 smokers, works great.
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They are out of business. I had one of these and it died the third time I used it so I called the company and they are not taking orders or giving any service....If you still want a gasket I would look on ebay.Good luck
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No, the Meguiar's cleaner wax gently cleans the surface of the car and leaves a Meguiar's quality wax that shines for months! I Have used this Meguiars product for years without any problems.
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This product works great on clear glass like shower doors or shower glass but I used it last week on my tinted Dodge Ram windows and left streaks (lots of streaks). This product was reasonable cost wise a year, ago, however very expensive nowadays. The best product I've found to clean exterior glass (and interior glass) windshields is 1 teaspoon of mild dish soap (i.e., Palmolvie) to 1 qallon of distilled water then shake and pour into a spray bottle and clean windows with elbow grease or squeegee and wipe away any excess.If fact, I use mild soapy water for cleaning homes windows and if moldy or mildew I add 1 tsp of Bleach to the 1 gallon of soapy water...it's the best cleaner and very cheap. This product works great on clear glass like shower doors or shower glass but I used it last week on my tinted Dodge Ram windows and left streaks (lots of streaks). This product was reasonable cost wise a year, ago, however very expensive nowadays. The best product I've found to clean exterior glass (and interior glass) windshields is 1 teaspoon of mild dish soap (i.e., Palmolvie) to 1 qallon of distilled water then shake and pour into a spray bottle and clean windows with elbow grease or squeegee and wipe away any excess.If fact, I use mild soapy water for cleaning homes... » Read More This product works great on clear glass like shower doors or shower glass but I used it last week on my tinted Dodge Ram windows and left streaks (lots of streaks). This product was reasonable cost wise a year, ago, however very expensive nowadays. The best product I've found to clean exterior glass (and interior glass) windshields is 1 teaspoon of mild dish soap (i.e., Palmolvie) to 1 qallon of distilled water then shake and pour into a spray bottle and clean windows with elbow grease or squeegee and wipe away any excess.If fact, I use mild soapy water for cleaning homes windows and if moldy or mildew I add 1 tsp of Bleach to the 1 gallon of soapy water...it's the best cleaner and very cheap. « Show Less
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MarkIt should work great. I put it on a late 80's 350 going into a 57 Chevy truck. No gaskets but great quality. No disappointments here.
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I have the Fagor Splendid set. I have not yet had to replace the gasket on mine yet.
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Unfortuantely, Zama does not make gaskets, so no. Most people reuse their old gaskets. If that's not possible, you can get one from your local Echo dealer.
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The best product I've ever used is "Auto Glass Stripper" I think by Permatex. It requires elbow grease! You put this stuff on a wet sponge (SPONGE, not scrubbie!), and scrub the DRY glass in circular motion. Don't wet the glass first. It should be used prior to washing the rest of the car, because it will drip down here and there and can be a little messy. After you use it, water and rain will sheet off your windshield like you won't believe. It strips off silicone (RainX-y type products), bugs, road oil/tar, mud, general DIRT. You do have to keep re-doing it every few weeks, but your windshields will always be clean. The best product I've ever used is "Auto Glass Stripper" I think by Permatex. It requires elbow grease! You put this stuff on a wet sponge (SPONGE, not scrubbie!), and scrub the DRY glass in circular motion. Don't wet the glass first. It should be used prior to washing the rest of the car, because it will drip down here and there and can be a little messy. After you use it, water and rain will sheet off your windshield like you won't believe. It strips off silicone (RainX-y type products), bugs, road oil/tar, mud, general DIRT. You do have to keep re-doing it every few weeks, but... » Read More The best product I've ever used is "Auto Glass Stripper" I think by Permatex. It requires elbow grease! You put this stuff on a wet sponge (SPONGE, not scrubbie!), and scrub the DRY glass in circular motion. Don't wet the glass first. It should be used prior to washing the rest of the car, because it will drip down here and there and can be a little messy. After you use it, water and rain will sheet off your windshield like you won't believe. It strips off silicone (RainX-y type products), bugs, road oil/tar, mud, general DIRT. You do have to keep re-doing it every few weeks, but your windshields will always be clean. « Show Less
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This product does offer some sealer but for best results and customer satisfaction, I use Meguiars headlight protection product, G17104 because of the UV protection and sealing. Restoring headlights is a business for me and I do many different lights in all types of condition, my best advice is , clean, clean, clean the lenses before you start. It is like painting, the surface you start with depends on the final result. I hope this helps...
757049
It depends where is your min/max level, if it is topped I would recommend extracting a little bit, remember that gaskets leak if you exceed the max level
546781
Good question NO it is a clean silicone product I use it and re apply it after I was it .. I would say it is like a silicone base that doesn't attract dirt. Otherwise it would scratch or smear on the fiberglass. And it does not . You should use this spray on for the slide seals. Door seals .. Don't use armor all.
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I disagree on the high-temperature comment. I use this for valve cover gaskets on a large (1200cc) air cooled motorcycle engine. The material is thick enough and soft enough that it pretty well stops oil seep, even though I'm using full synthetic light weight oil. Unlike some other materials (cork, for instance), I don't worry about bits breaking off and getting into the engine.The wrapper that comes with it says it's for sealing oil, water, or gasoline.I especially like it because with aluminum, there's a lot less torque for clamping down, and the soft thick material compensates for irregularities pretty well. I disagree on the high-temperature comment. I use this for valve cover gaskets on a large (1200cc) air cooled motorcycle engine. The material is thick enough and soft enough that it pretty well stops oil seep, even though I'm using full synthetic light weight oil. Unlike some other materials (cork, for instance), I don't worry about bits breaking off and getting into the engine.The wrapper that comes with it says it's for sealing oil, water, or gasoline.I especially like it because with aluminum, there's a lot less torque for clamping down, and the soft thick... » Read More I disagree on the high-temperature comment. I use this for valve cover gaskets on a large (1200cc) air cooled motorcycle engine. The material is thick enough and soft enough that it pretty well stops oil seep, even though I'm using full synthetic light weight oil. Unlike some other materials (cork, for instance), I don't worry about bits breaking off and getting into the engine.The wrapper that comes with it says it's for sealing oil, water, or gasoline.I especially like it because with aluminum, there's a lot less torque for clamping down, and the soft thick material compensates for irregularities pretty well. « Show Less